In 2011, Japan suffered a massive earthquake that caused widespread destruction. Five years later, Japan is still working to rebuild. These striking before-and-after photos show the progress. | PBS NewsHour

March 11, 2011. First, the largest earthquake in Japan's modern history and then, thirty minutes later, dark tsunami waves roar in over the coast of North-Eastern Japan. As the water retreats from land it drags cars, homes and lives out into the sea. ALL OF OUR HEARTBEATS ARE CONNECTED THROUGH EXPLODING STARS is a staggering odyssey told as a philosophical and emotional essay on grief and regeneration. The film moves from the shores of Japan to the islands of Hawaii, via rarely seen places thous

Nearly five years after an earthquake and tsunami hit Japan, drone video shows the extent of the enduring devastation. The magnitude 9.0 quake shook the country for nearly six minutes on March 11, 2011. The quake also damaged the Fukushima nuclear reactor, knocking out the cooling system and causing a reactor fuel meltdown. | CBS News Texas